Collegiate Repertoire

A powerhouse arrangement of this march for the concert band! Written at an accessible Grade 3.5, this march is sure to impress. As an opener, closer, or mid-concert show-stopper, this will be an audience

The rousing march music of John Philip Sousa has been an audience favorite for generations. This spirited medley combines themes from four of Sousa's most famous marches: The Washington Post; Semper

A slow, dark, and mysterious opening transitions to a brisk but dark C minor melody that slowly builds before exploding into a triumphant A-flat major fanfare. Fantastic melodic writing, creative harmonies,

This exotic and cinematic gem is a joyous celebration of life and happiness. Drawing inspiration from the word's meaning in several languages, the music takes listeners on a journey of ups and downs, with

The classic march has been wonderfully rescored for more accessibility while maintaining the grandeur of the original.

A beautiful lyrical piece that holds the listener's engagement from beginning to end. Excellent orchestrations explore a wide variety of colors while careful scoring creates peaks and valleys that bring out

This famous circus march has been a favorite of bands and audiences for years, and this well-crafted arrangement puts it easily within the reach of less experienced musicians. It sounds great with young

A maritime jaunt is in store for you with this well-scored work for concert band! A wonderful addition to the contest/festival repertoire, this piece offers ecellent opportunities for expressive playing as

A soaring and high energy showcase for the advanced high school band. Heroic themes are passed around the ensemble in various settings that will stretch the limits of your players and thrill the audience.

A great technical showcase that is fun and entertaining. Whimsical melodies, whirling eighth note lines, crisp and punchy hits and campy yet well scored percussion effects combine to create this fresh work

Commissioned by the ATSSB All-State band, this workis all about the deep and personal connections we all form as human beings. Uniquely human, it is full of positive emotional peaks as well as gentle

This wonderful transcription comes from the only comic opera written by Tchaikovsky, "The Slippers." It opens with a short, stately fanfare before bursting into a flurry of rhythmic activity depicting

These dances display Tchaikovsky's remarkable grasp of symphonic writing and are among the very best of his dance sequences.  Carefully transcribed for band, they are taken from the opera "The

Inspiring from the outset, this work has all the trappings of a modern fanfare while still being perfectly suited to any concert program. The harmonic and rhythmic choices are infectious and will leave both

This wild ride of a fanfare pulls out all the stops! With great harmonic dissonances, brass flares, and woodwind flourishes, this work takes you on an interstellar journey right up to the most violent and

A bold and powerful opening fanfare for the more advanced concert band. A great showcase for a powerful brass section.

Described as an "Italian Grand March," this wonderful march is now available in an edition based on the original European edition. Edited by John Bourgeois and including a full score, this entertaining

Staccato accented interval patterns combined with creative harmonies create the feel of a clock keeping tense moments in time. Contrasting legato sections also feature a number of solo opportunities.

Originally written for eight-part mixed chorus as a sort of tone poem, the composer has adapted this profound work to the vibrant colors and textures of the modern concert band. Broad and symphonic in

A superb traditional-style march with all the flair you would expect and want. With great themes and plenty to teach, this march is an excellent addition to the repertoire as well as your upcoming concert

This original work packs in a lot of excitement and emotion. The more developed ensemble will be given the opportunity to explore the full range of the capabilities of the concert band.

This sparkling concert overture opens with a majestic fanfare that leads to the buoyant main theme in 12/8 time. A lyrical contrasting section is as rich in melodic content as it is passion. In a modified